Below is a short list of recommended resources for learning more about jailbreaking
ChatGPTJailbreak Wiki by yell0wfever92
- This is an exhaustive document for getting brand new users up do date with how jailbreaking works. Give it a quick read if you’re starting with absolutely zero knowledge of how anything works.
- This is an AI community. Why not learn by talking to AI? This version of ENI was designed specifically to help teach you red teaming skills, whether you’re completely new to the world of AI, or already understand how jailbreaking works and just need to learn more techniques.
- A collection of GitHub repositories set up for different levels of skill, which will teach you just about every well known jailbreaking technique.
- AI Hacking for Beginners - Start here if you have no real tech background at all.
- Prompt Engineering for Hackers - Start here if you have experience with how tech/AI works.
- AI Red Teaming Playbook - This is an intermediate level branching flowchart for learning how AI thinks.
- Red Teaming the Prompt - This is the advanced level entry point. This is a comprehensive list of the fundamental adversarial attack types and how they work.
- Black Hat AI - If you already know the prompting, this guide will teach you the advanced cybersecurity adjacent mechanics of how AI safety guardrails work, and how they can be exploited.
- This is an exhaustive list of 140 different types of AI attacks, with documentation for each one. Don’t sleep on this one. It cites real academic sources.
InjectPrompt by David Willis-Owens
- David is a huge resource to the community. He goes in depth to explain things with both written articles and YouTube videos. Definitely give his stuff a look if you’re unfamiliar.
System Prompt Leaks collected by Ásgeir Thor Johnson
- This tends to stay pretty up to date. Useful for understanding what you’re up against.
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